Patricia Mou
@patriciamou
exploring soul topographies, curating the internet, & building third spaces.
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Patricia Mou
While you can start a business at any time, starting when you’re young is always best. Think of your life as a growing ship. At age 20 you’re a jet ski that can move fast and change directions if needed. By the time you’re in your 30s you’re more of a small nimble boat. By the time you’re 60 you’re effectively a tanker ship that can change courses... See more
Five Lies That Can Ruin Your Life
Startup Advice and
A first principle is a basic assumption that cannot be deduced from any other assumption. In Mathematics, these are called axioms.
Rahul Garg • The Ultimate Guide To First Principles Thinking
The role of tribes in achieving lasting impact and how to create them - LessWrong
Nora Ammannlesswrong.com
Community Design and
Marriage and marriage quality is an important determinant of happiness in life and many other aspects of human flourishing for both spouses and children (Waite and Gallagher, 2000; Wilcox et al., 2011; VanderWeele, 2017a) and easy-to-use resources to strengthen relationships and improve marriage quality have tremendous potential to contribute to... See more
Harvard University • How to Flourish: Practical Activities Supported by Scientific Research
6. Antifragility. Do not be broken by this chaos and disorder; rather, adopt a mentality that you will benefit from it.
Sahil Bloom • On Competitive Advantage
The key to finding the right mission is finding something that is hard, like genuinely hard, because learning to love the struggle and the person it chisels you into is part of the magic that happens over time.
Radigan Carter • You Need a Mission in Life — RADIGAN CARTER
Today we’re going to cover bunch of lies that you were taught. Many of these can ruin your life and they include: 1) needing to give back *before* you’re successful, 2) the belief that your body cannot take more pain in your 20s/30s, 3) the “safety” of bonds/investing, 4) never quitting anything and 5) how/when to work with someone vs. by yourself.